“…In addition to these, this study's findings have parallel effective results with other studies applied to families of children with different types of disabilities (e.g., Baker & McCurry, 1984;Brown & Woods, 2015;Cosbey & Muldoon, 2017;Douglas et al, 2018;McCathren, 2010). However, it is observed in these studies that focus is on generally non-academic skills such as teaching self-care skills for visually impaired children (Çakmak, 2011), self-care and daily life skills for children with autism spectrum disorder (Cavkaytar & Pollard, 2009), self-care and home skills for children with intellectual disabilities (Cavkaytar, 2007) and verbal communication skills (Kargın, 2004) to children with hearing impairment. On the other hand, there is a limited number of studies focusing especially on the families of children with SLD aiming to improve their academic skills through education provided by the families at home.…”